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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1991 THE DETROIT NEWS 7E 4 1 Scoring summary Michigan Iowa 712 717-43 01S06-24 FIRST QUARTER Hawkeyes had a special song for the week f. tended the breakfast on a rainy morning. "Isn't it really kind of ridiculous to be up this early?" Fry asked the Hawkeyes fans. "What's this all about? Well, this is life." Rev. Nancy English's prayer before the event concluded with a small request: "Lord, if you can't help us (the Hawkeyes), don't help them (the Wolverines)." Quotable Moeller "Hayden Fry likes to use trick plays just to keep teams off balance, just like Florida State.

One year he'll try to run the ball down your throat; the next year he'll come out and throw screen passes to set a different tempo. "You have to be ready for t- -i In his first four games that season, Brown had 54 all-purpose attempts (receptions, kickoff and punt returns, and rushing attempts) for 731 yards, a 13.5-yard average, with four touchdowns. Last season Raghib "Rocket" Ismail of the Irish had 31 all-purpose attempts after four games for 370 yards, an 11.9 average, and one touchdown. Michigan's Desmond Howard had 29 all-purpose attempts going into Saturday, his fourth game, for 486 yards, a 16.8 average, with eight touchdowns. Syracuse's Qadry Ismail, the Rocket's younger brother, also has some impressive all-purpose numbers.

Before playing Florida State Saturday, the "Missile" had 26 touches for 603 yards, a 23.3 average, with four touchdowns in four games. Early fans get Fry U-M Coach Gary Moeller has his weekly luncheon for Michigan fans each Monday at noon in Ann Arbor. Fry has a similar session, but it's at 6 a.m. the Friday before each home game. This Friday more than 500 at By Dav Dye THE DETROIT NEWS IOWA CITY, Iowa If you lived here, you'd get a little corny sometimes, too.

Last year Coach Hayden Fry's Hawkeyes sang and danced the Hok-ey Pokey in their locker room after each Big Ten victory. Iowa, however, actually has another corny theme with more tradition, and it was devised specifically for Michigan. Here's how it goes: "We're not afraid of the big, bad Wolves We're not afraid of the big, bad Wolves The big, bad Wolves are coming to our house They're coming to Kinnick (Stadium). Mel Cole, a former Hawkeyes linebacker, is credited with starting the song in 1981, and Iowa players have used it each year since then during Michigan week. The final verse, according to Fry, is: "Who's afraid of the big, bad Wolves? It damn sure ain 't Iowa.

MICHIGAN: Bitter ran 21 yards after blocked punt by Johnson lor touchdown with 8 26 left the quarter Carlson kicked the extra point Michigan 7, Iowa 0. SECOND QUARTER IOWA Montgomery, 1-yard run with 14 31 left in the quarter Skilletl missed the extra point kick. Driva: 64 yards. 11 plays. 5 16 Key playt: 5 yard gam on option by Rodgers on third and-1; 6-yard pass to Montgomery on third and 2 Michigan 7, Iowa 6.

IOWA Rodgers, 8 yard run with 12 35 left in the quarter Two-point pass tailed Drive: 8 yards, 1 play, 0 05 Key play: Blocked punt by Wise Iowa 12, Michigan 7. IOWA Hughes, 17-yard pass from Rodgers Two-point run failed Drive: 79 yards, 6 plays, 2 28 Key plays: 17-yard pass to Cross; 24-yard pass to Hughes, 13-yard pass to Montgomery Iowa 18, Michigan 7. MICHIGAN: Powers, 2 yard run with 3 21 left in the quarter Two-point pass failed. Drive: 73 yards, 7 plays, 2 49 Key plays: 59-yard pass to VanDyne Iowa 18, Michigan 13. MICHIGAN J.

Johnson, 28 yard pass from Grbac with 31 seconds left in the quarter. Two point pass failed Drive: 46 yards, 5 plays, 1.01 Key plays: Iowa Kujawa stopped for 1-yard loss on fake punt on fourth-and -10 at the Hawk-eyes' 47 Michigan 19, Iowa 18. THIRD QUARTER MICHIGAN: Howard, 20 -yard pass from Grbac with 8 25 left in the quarter. Carlson kicked the extra point. Drive: 64 yards, 9 plays, 3 57.

Key plays: 17 yard run by J. Johnson; 10-yard run by J. Johnson. Michigan 26, Iowa 18. FOURTH QUARTER ASSOCIATED PRESS Dav Ritter gets U-M off and running in first quarter, returning blocked punt for TD.

Enjoy home delivery of The Detroit News Call 222-News All-purpose yards Notre Dame's Tim Brown is the last all-purpose player to win the Heisman Trophy, in 1987. ASSOCIATED PRESS Iowa's Scott Fisher (5) goes down after his punt was blocked by Michigan's Deon Johnson (28) in the first quarter. Lights out Iowa Athletic Director Bob Bowlsby was unhappy with ABC's decision not to install portable lights at Kinnick Stadium for Saturday's game, which started at 2:35 p.m. local time. "ABC believes it is still early enough so that portable lighting won't be needed," Bowlsby told the Des Moines Register.

"However, I'm concerned about our fans." It would have cost the network more than $50,000 to bring in the portable lights, Bowlsby said. Tough return Michigan center Steve Everitt returned to the lineup after suffering a broken jaw in the first quarter against Notre Dame Sept. 14. Matt Elliott, who filled in at center, went back to left guard, replacing Doug Skene. Everitt wore a helmet with a special chin strap, an extra bar and a shield.

Was he a little rusty? Well, one time he forgot to snap the ball and Michigan was given a 5-yard penalty when the other 10 players moved. Six and out Iowa failed to make the point after on its first three touchdowns. A kick was blocked on the first attempt, then the Hawkeyes didn't convert a couple of two-point plays. Florida State failed on the PAT five times last week. Streaks over The Hawkeyes had some nice streaks that figured to end Saturday: 1.

They hadn't allowed a point in the first quarter, outscoring their first three opponents 51-0. 2. They hadn't given up any touchdowns rushing. 3. They hadn't lost a fumble.

Mongo Former Lion Alex Karras, who won the Outland Trophy as a tackle for Iowa in 1957, was presented with a plaque from the National Football Hall of Fame before the game. Dave Dye MICHIGAN: Howard, 2-yard pass from Grbac with 13:47 left in the quarter. Carlson kicked the extra point Drive: 97 yards, 8 plays, 3 59 Key play: 56 -yard run by J. Johnson Michigan 33, Iowa 18. MICHIGAN Carlson, 25 yard field goal with 9 39 left in the quarter Drive: 34 yards, 7 plays, 3:39.

Key plays: 13 yard run by Powers; 1 1 -yard run by J. Johnson. Michigan 36, Iowa 18 IOWA Rodgers, 8-yard run with 6 52 left in the quarter. Two-point pass failed. Drive: 80 yards, 10 plays, 2 47 Key plays: 29-yard pass to Cross; 19-yard run by Lampkin.

Michigan 36, Iowa 24 MICHIGAN J. Johnson, 17-yard run with 34 seconds left in the quarter. Carlson kicked the extra point. Drive: 70 yards, 5 plays, 1:56. Key play: 50-yard run by Legetle.

Michigan 43, Iowa 24. Attendance 70,220 aafflaapft LLLlCtX.r1jgcP uJ MaSfe Mich 21 50-371 196 35 14 220 Iowa 20 28-77 275 28 26424 7 31 1-0 5-26 FREE GAR PiMJE First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbleslost Penalties-yards Time of Possession 3257 with any purchase! Any Tire Any Service Any Time 3-23 1-1 215 27:03 TIGER PAW XTM 6 145R13 FREE 60,000 MILE GUARANTEE TIGARv 505615 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Michigan, Johnson 22 168, Powers 21 81. Legetle 4-69. Iowa, Lampkin 5 35. Saunders 11 26, Montgomery 5-14.

PASSING Michigan, Grbac 14-22-0 196. Iowa, Rodgers 26-42-1-275. RECEIVING-Michigan, Van Dyne 4-80, Howard 4-47, Johnson 2 34 Iowa, Montgomery 9 64, Cross 4 85, Hughes 3-52. Big Ten Whitewalls Steel-Belted Radial Black! KL P15580R13 BLACKWALL 145SR13 TG 505 155SR13 TG 505 165SR13 TG 505 175SR13 TG 505 All-season, steel-belted radial BLK. WS WL schedule results P15580R13 P17580R13 P18580R13 P18575R14 P19575R14 P20575R14 P20575R15 P21575R15 P22575R15 Furniture See Classification 740 in today's Classified section.

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